In the 1990s, an In-Depth Environmental Justice Study Conducted by the National

In the 1990s, an in-depth environmental justice study conducted by the National Law Journal discovered that:

A) penalties for disposing of hazardous wastes in white areas were much higher than penalties incurred for disposing of wastes in minority neighborhoods.
B) polluters intentionally sought out minority neighborhoods because many were racists.
C) contaminants in minority neighborhoods, as opposed to white neighborhoods, were more likely to be contained rather than eliminated.
D) two of the above.(a and c)
E) all of the above.